Specification, Refinement and Expanding of Georgian Psychological Terms

Abstract

In psychology, as well as in other branches of science there are hundreds of foreign-rooted terms. There are dozens of them, which are produced by violating the rules of the Georgian language. There are four main groups of violations: 1. Mistakenly cutting off the suffix; 2. Inser-ting of extra hyphens or spaces in derived words; 3. Transferring a redundant suffix from a foreign language; 4. Incorrectly transferring the suffix. Unfortunately, the terms are established and spread more often by those who do not know psychology in-depth, nor the Georgian language, or the English language. And then these erroneous terms may become established in everyday speech.